Pigeon Safety Nets for Balconies solve the droppings-and-noise problem at its source by sealing off the ledges pigeons prefer to nest on. We fit the mesh flush against the structure so there's no gap left for a determined bird to slip through.
The netting is treated to resist the acidic droppings pigeons leave behind, which is what usually degrades untreated mesh within a year or two. Combined with rust-proof anchors, the barrier is built to stay effective well beyond the first monsoon.
We check the full perimeter of every installation before signing off, since pigeons are quick to exploit even a small gap left at a corner or pipe opening.
The netting stops new birds from landing; if pigeons have already nested, we'll advise on safe removal before installation.
The knot spacing is tight enough to block even determined pigeons, with extra reinforcement around corners and pipe openings.
Very little — the cord is thin and dark, so it fades into the background from a normal viewing distance.
With rust-proof fixings and treated cord, most installations hold up well beyond five years with no maintenance.
Yes, we handle both, including high-rise balconies that need harness-based installation.